👉 In programming, the `else when` construct is a syntax feature in many programming languages that allows you to handle multiple cases or conditions. It's often used to break out of an if-then block and into another block. Here are some examples: ```python if x > 0: print("x is positive") elif y < 0: print("y is negative") else: print("both x and y are zero") ``` In this example, `x
